Nice post Whiskey!!Originally Posted by Little Whiskey
Bravo!
Nice post Whiskey!!
Bravo!
Last edited by CaptainKickass; 02-08-2011 at 08:02 PM.
"Everyone's born anarchist and atheist until people start lying to them" ~ wise philosopher
First, LMAO.
Second. Everyone knows this is Rodgers celebration. He does it because of where it started and if some bitch ass gets upset about it in a game (and does it to Rodgers), well then that's just fine. Just get ready to get your ass out juked and owned numerous times (Atlanta's Abraham).
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I don't know what happened. let me try again.
hmmmm, now it worked. see below.
Last edited by Little Whiskey; 02-08-2011 at 08:16 PM.
was it after you beat them in a leaf raking contest?
I think rodgers only bust out the belt on rushing touchdown. and on passing td's its the streetfighter move.
Look everybody!
It's John Oates - from "Hall and Oates" after he got 'roided out!
"Everyone's born anarchist and atheist until people start lying to them" ~ wise philosopher
Holy cow Mike, that gif is giving me the spins.
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I have always loved the belt move. First off, for those who grew up on wrestling TV shows AWA especially, it was a signature move that meant " I am winning this match right now". Usually the guy would do it just before his signature move to put the opponent away for good.
Secondly, believe it or not, it is a rallying point for the team and a sign of strength and confidence from ARod. When Abraham did the move after the sack, it motivated the Pack to kick extra ass - so again, it becomes something to rally around and defend.
Thirdly (is that a word?) - it KICKS ASS. I will be using this move at all times whenever possible.
Loved the belt move...didnt it start in camp and the WR about fell over laughing when he did it?
I always saw it, and this is not the explanation for sure, that he took the belt from the former GB champ that other QB
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